Tool: FileLater for income tax extension

We all seem to procrastinate on our income taxes. I think the IRS realizes this, so they offer an automatic extension for filing, as long as you apply for it. Your tax preparer can file for the extension, or you can do it yourself.

Ryan Thompson, co-founder of FileLater.com, sent me an introduction of his company, and said it is the first (and for now, the only) site that allows you to e-file for an extension. It is an authorized IRS e-file provider. If you don't have a relationship with a friendly local tax preparer, this could be a great option for your business.

Things to know about extensions:
  • Sept. 15 is the extended deadline for filing.
  • You still must pay any amount you expect to owe by April 15, when you file for your extension. (It's an extension on time to file, not on time to pay.) 
  • You don't have to give any reason.

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Posted by Becky McCray on Tuesday, March 31, 2009
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2 comments:

  1. Hi,
    My name is Jeff and I work at FileLater. I just wanted to clarify that we're the only service that e-files business tax extensions. There are a few other services out there that can e-file personal tax extensions, but we're the only place on the web that does both. We're also a BBB accredited business, and the only extension service I'm aware of that has email, chat, and phone for support. We take a lot of pride in our customer service... and that's why over 98% of tax extensions filed with FileLater are approved!
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  2. Jeff, thanks for the additional info.
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